All the winners of the 200 kilometers of Buenos Aires of TC2000

These are the drivers who celebrated the iconic race at the Oscar and Juan Gálvez Autodrome, which will have a new edition this Sunday.

The 200 kilometers from Buenos Airesthe iconic event organized by TC2000has 18 confirmed pairs who will be looking to join the list of winners inaugurated in 2004. It will be known who among them after 60 laps on Sunday at 1:15 pm on circuit No. 8 of the Autódromo Oscar y Juan Gálvez in Buenos Aires.

A few keys to remember:

• Renault is the brand that has won them the most timeswith 5. Toyota has 4 victories and can aim to equal that record in this edition.
• Leonel Pernía is the driver who has won them the most times, all for starters. He won the last three: 2019, 2021 and 2022. He will repeat his partner from the last pair of wins: Antonino García. Also included in the 2 are Gabriel Ponce de León and Mauro Gialombardo (2).
• Only Gabriel Ponce de León can win them as a starter (2004) and guest (2015). Only Matías Rossi, the teammate of Julián Santero (Toyota), and the Brazilian Ricardo Mauricio – starter in a Chevrolet shared with Néstor Girolami – can emulate him in 2023.
• Since 2009, a foreign guest driver has not won: This is the former named Ricardo Mauricio, in Norberto Fontana’s Toyota. Previously, his compatriot Luciano Burti (2004), the Swiss Alain Menu (2006) and the British Anthony Reid (2008).

All the winners of the 200 kilometers of Buenos Aires

• 2004: Gabriel Ponce de Leon – Patrick Not Palma Ford
• 2005: Diego Aventine – Luciano Burti Ford
• 2006: Matias Rossi -Alain Menu (Chevrolet)
• 2007: Juan Manuel Silva – Ezekiel Bossio (Sling)
• 2008: José María Lopez -Anthony Reid (Sling)
• 2009: Norberto Fountain – Richard Mauricio Toyota
• 2010: Bernard Keychain – Mauro Giallombardo Toyota
• 2011: Mariano Werner – Esteban Guerrieri Toyota
• 2014: Nestor Girolami – Mauro Giallombardo (Peugeot)

• 2015: Matias Rossi – Gabriel Ponce de Leon Toyota

• 2016: Agustín Canapino – Guillermo Ortelli (Chevrolet)
• 2017: Emiliano Spataro – Christian Ledesma (Renault)
• 2018: Facundo Ardusso – Mariano Altuna (Renault)
• 2019: Leonel Pernia – Damian Fineschi (Renault)
• 2021: Leonel Pernia – Antoninus Garcia (Renault)
• 2022: Leonel Pernia – Antoninus Garcia (Renault)

Pictures: TC2000 Press.